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First video with Sony RX100 Mark II

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First video with Sony RX100 Mark II

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    I was in Barbados for a week not the best diving destination and viz was quite poor

     

    I hope this gives an idea of the potential of this camera

  2. Nice color on the WA shots. What did you do for white balance?

  3. I tried custom white balance but was always off with errors on tint so I resorted to auto white balance or temperature preset under 27 meters

    I had a red filter on the wide angle lens

    I documented everything on my blog http://interceptor121.wordpress.com

  4. Thanks. There's some great information on your blog. I recently bought an RX100/Nauticam system to supplement my D7000. Haven't had the RX100 in the water yet, but am very impressed with its video on land.

  5. It is a great little system

    We have a d7100 but the cost of taking it in water combined with the port system is too high for now and for video I like to have wet lenses during the dive

    Glad you find the blog useful and congrats for your work which is impressive

  6. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

     

    I just got a Sony RX-100 II and a Nauticam housing and haven't been in the water with it yet (very soon though). Your blog has some great info! I already found a couple tricks that will likely save me lots of time and frustration.

     

    Scott

  7. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

     

    I just got a Sony RX-100 II and a Nauticam housing and haven't been in the water with it yet (very soon though). Your blog has some great info! I already found a couple tricks that will likely save me lots of time and frustration.

     

    Scott

    Welcome

    Am planning to do some features I taking stills as well

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